Weiwei Li is a distinguished Professor in the College of Physics at Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China. With a robust academic background and extensive research experience, Weiwei specializes in the intricate realm of complex transition metal oxides (TMOs), which are pivotal in advancing materials science. His research is focused on utilizing pulsed laser deposition equipped with RHEED (Reflection High-Energy Electron Diffraction) to fabricate quantum functional complex TMOs heterostructures. He is particularly interested in manipulating the interface, surface, and defects of electronic structures to engineer novel functionalities like magnetism, dielectricity, and (semi)conducting behavior. Weiwei’s contributions extend to the application of TMOs in non-volatile random-access memory, energy conversion/storage systems, (opto-)electronic devices, and structural health monitoring technologies. Through his tenure at the University of Cambridge as a Research Associate and now as a Professor in Nanjing, Weiwei continues to advance the frontier of materials science, aiming to address critical challenges and unlock new possibilities in functional materials research. 🌐